Grafton-Glen Innes Western Railway
WE would strongly advise the agitators of the movement for connecting the deep water of the Clarence with the tableland of New England by means of railway communication…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1896
241 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 13
Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company.) Sydney. Thursday, 11.22 A.m. City Railway
IN the Legislative Council yesterday several members protested against any portion of the city parks being utilised by the city railway scheme…
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SIR.--Anent the proposal of Mr. Alderman Woods, of Enfield, that was received and partly considered at the last meeting of the local Municipal Council, I entirely agree with the suggestion to…
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Russia intends building a railway from Charqui to Quarki to facilitate any advance upon Cabul…
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MR. and Mrs. Robbins, whilst crossing the railway in a buggy, were ran down by an engine and both killed…
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Mr. G. T. T. Butler has addressed the following letter to the Inverell papers:--For many years. I have been a supporter of a scheme for railway communication between Inverell and the coast…
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MR. C. W. READETT publishes the following letter in the Grafton 'Examiner': -- Our Glen Innes friends are advocating nobly through the press and otherwise the just…
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ON the above important subject Mr. G. T. T. Butler has contributed the following letter to the Inverell journals:-- "I am pleased to see that my letter in your issue…
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Saturday's Clarence Examiner writes somewhat hopelessly about the railway to the Coast. It says: Armidale had something to say a few days ago…
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THE Imperial Treasury is asking Parliament for £3,000,000 to construct a railway from Mombassa to Lake Victoria, Nyanza, in British East Africa…
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A RAILWAY accident occurred at 3o'clock this morning, two miles from Goulburn, to the mixed mail train to Cooma, which consisted of 16 waggons of goods and 10 empty sheep…
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The Imperial Treasury is asking Parliament. for three millions sterling to construct a railway from Mombassa to Lake Victoria Nyanza, in British Ease Africa…
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AT a special general meeting of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce held on Friday evening an important letter was read torn Mr. See, MP., to the following effects.--"I…
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A railway accident occurred at 3 o'clock this morning, two miles from Goulburn,to the mixed mail train to Cooma, consisting of 16 waggons of goods, 10 empty sheep vans, two…
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At a special meeting of the Chamber on Commerce on Friday the following resolutions were carried unanimously:—1. This meeting affirms…
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IT must be pleasing to those who have for the test 35 years strenuously and patriotically advocated a direct railway front Grafton to New England to see that at last the…
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The. Works Committee to-day approved of the Tamworth-Manilla railway…
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TUE red curtains were drawn, the fire blazed cheerily en the hearth, and the click of the sleety rain against the window panes only seemed to heighten the…
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SIR,-- Will you kindly allow me space in your journal to urge upon the residents of Glen Innes and Inverell to fall in with the proposal made at the Grafton Chamber of Commerce for holding a…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes:--I enclose a clipping from a paper published in a remote part of the colony. It refers to an agitation going on with reference to the construction…
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